Official account of the Center for Black Studies Research at the University of California, Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara)
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Center for Black Studies Research at UCSB retweeted
Visit cbsr.ucsb.edu to access he PDF in order to register for the livestream or RSVP form!
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📯 CFP: Ethical Games 🎓
Submission deadline exteeeeended to 👉 Sep 25👈
A 2day conference & special issue on the ethics of game design, development, and distribution
Submit a talk abstract or full paper for a special issue with @GamesACM
Full CFP: bit.ly/ethicalgamesconf
Center for Black Studies Research at UCSB retweeted
President of the American Psychological Association @drthema Bryant visits UCSB on Fri, Mar 3, 7:30 PM, Campbell Hall, FREE community event
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#ucsantabarbara Dept of Education and the @CenterUCSB will present Dr. Joaquin Noguera giving the virtual talk “Race, Culture, Education and the Limits and Possibilities of Schooling,” on Thursday, May 20 at 12 noon. bit.ly/3eBfFTO
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What are your plans for 29 March at 2:30pm PT/ 5:30pm ET?
Be sure to attend this NSBP Insight Seminar Series talk by Samantha O’Sullivan, hosted by KITP!
More info & to register: kitp.ucsb.edu/nsbp-innovate-…
#Physics
ALT Image for speaker Samantha O'Sullivan and talk title "Se diffusion into SrTiO3 substrate in monolayer FeSe/SrTiO3" to be held at 5:30PM Eastern Time on March 29, 2021. This is part of the National Society of Black Physicists (NSBP) Innovate Seminar Series.
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Indigenous, Black and Pacific Islander Americans have experienced the highest death tolls from COVID-19. As of our Feb. 4 #ColorofCoronavirus udpate:
- 1 in 475 Indigenous Americans
- 1 in 645 Black Americans
- 1 in 665 Pac. Islander Americans has died.
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Join @ArtsandLectures in the next #RaceToJustice event this Friday. A living witness to history, Minnijean Brown-Trickey delivers a fascinating exploration of social change, from her involvement in the Civil Rights Movement to the present day: ow.ly/j6Mo50DqJwU
ALT UCSB Arts & Lectures presents "Return to Little Rock: A Seminal Moment in American Civil Rights and Education" with Minnijean Brown-Trickey, a Race to Justice event. Friday, Feb. 5 at 5 pm. Register at campuscalendar.ucsb.edu.
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"We must all stand firm in our commitment to root out inequality, engage in anti-racist action, and center justice and inclusion in all that we do." - UC President Michael V. Drake #BlackHistoryMonth
This #BlackHistoryMonth, @UCPrezDrake reflects on the Black workers, scholars, artists and activists who have propelled the University of California—and the world—forward and the work that remains to achieve our ideals of equality, inclusion and justice. bit.ly/3akPVYQ
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With @CenterUCSB director Sharon Tettegah at the helm, #UCSB joins three national academic initiatives devoted to diversifying faculty and students in the #STEM field. ow.ly/AZQV50DeSPX
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On this #MLKDay2021, scholars at #UCSB reflect on Martin Luther King, Jr. and his fight for racial equality and social and economic justice. Read more of their words: ow.ly/CEk150DbAsC
ALT "He understood that providing adequate resources to marginalized communities, creating education campaigns to eradicate hate and xenophobia, and holding proponents of hate and violence accountable, were the only ways to nourish U.S. democracy." - Victor Rios, UC Santa Barbara Professor Sociology, reflects on Martin Luther King, Jr.
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.@CenterUCSB is presenting journalist and author Ta-Nehisi Coates, who will speak this Tuesday at 5 p.m. via Zoom as part of the UCSB Arts and Lectures series Race to Justice. Ta-Nehisi is a MacArthur Fellow and author of the National Book Award-winning Between the World and Me.
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As a lab we decided to create a podcast to share knowledge about radical healing and liberation. Check out our first episode, a conversation with pioneering psychologist Dr. Lillian Comas-Díaz.
#LiberationNowPodcast
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Center for Black Studies Research at UCSB retweeted
It is our societal obligation to ensure equitable access to testing, treatments, and vaccines. Equitable support for those who are hurting.
And equitable pathways to opportunity as we emerge from this crisis and rebuild—including for the most marginalized communities.
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Inspired by the Black Lives Matter protest marches this past spring, #UCSB’s Belinda Robnett launches a lecture series that aims to highlight the excellence of African American scholars and provide assistance with difficult dialogues around racial justice. ow.ly/z0fP50CnELm
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I can't stop thinking about this amazing series of talks by @ruha9 @cmcilwain @DocDre @safiyanoble. Thanks @CenterUCSB for putting this together. My students will be watching next quarter. facebook.com/sharon.tettegah…
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.@safiyanoble highlighting the role of #BlackStudies in AI and technology. Yasss👏🏾 I appreciate learning about the emerging canon. #techverzuz2020 @stettegah @CenterUCSB – at Champaign, IL
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if you can't make the Zoom for tonight's talk featuring @safiya@ruha9@cmcilwain and @docdre
join us on Facebook:
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Be intentional, authentic, transparent & visible. Use your voice. Have courage. xitter.cf/erikahjames/status/132…
I encourage leaders at all levels to listen to what Carla, @IamWesMoore & @Dalila_says shared on our “Race & Corporate Power” #BeyondBusiness lecture: whr.tn/raceandcorporatepower
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BIPOC psychologists have written extensively on racial trauma & healing. See #RadicalHealingSyllabus and other resources I'll drop in the thread. @DellaVMosley @DoctorBry @JioniLewis @HYAdames @NYChavez @GACspeaksout
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UCSB @ArtsandLectures is bringing the best minds in contemporary culture together to talk about #race and #justice in America this year.
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